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I was bored sitting at home on the computer and I ran acroos this. It is called the "Recoil Rig". Go to [URL="http://www.secretweaponlures.com"]www.secretweaponlures.com[/URL]. On the top left on the home page you will see the words recoil rig. Click on it and the click on where it says finesse worm and watch the video. I just want to see what other people think of it.
[QUOTE=bassman_ky;356806]I was bored sitting at home on the computer and I ran acroos this. It is called the "Recoil Rig". Go to [URL="http://www.secretweaponlures.com"]www.secretweaponlures.com[/URL]. On the top left on the home page you will see the words recoil rig. Click on it and the click on where it says finesse worm and watch the video. I just want to see what other people think of it.[/QUOTE]
Looks pretty life like....I liked them all, the crawfish needs alittle help but I'm sure they would catch some fish. interesting Thanks ..Chuck
Amazing!
that just might be worth giving a try.........
If you have an area where you know there are alot of fish I dont think they could resist alot of that. It may be just the trick for finiky bed fish also.
Looks like it work, plastics on steroids
Just what I need a Drop Shot Rig with a rubber band. I'll put it in the the same box with my Flying Lures, Helicopter Lures, Banjo Minnows, NG Flashers, and Bayah Buzz Baits.
Grumpy
I have these. The action is good, but they tend to fall apart quickly. I had two break the first day. I didn't find much of an advantage.
I think that I have seen the rig promoted at the Classic in Alabama 2 years ago. Pretty swift, if you ask me.
I had thought that continued tension on that 1/2 ounce weight together with water logging might bust those bad boys up. The question for me was did it work? I always would get hits on my banjos but, could never hook a fish, it seemed impossible. Son, son!